201-235 Arballo Dr, San Francisco, CA 94132

The 66-unit, two-story multi-family residential building at 201-235 Arballo Dr, owned by California State University and constructed in 1942, has undergone several significant maintenance and safety events over the years. Most notably, there was a concentrated effort to address roofing issues between 2005-2006, with multiple permits totaling over $56,000 for reroofing work. In 2012, three electric vehicle chargers were installed on the property, representing an upgrade to the building's infrastructure.

The building has experienced multiple maintenance challenges, particularly in 2011-2012, when residents reported issues including water intrusion, mold development, problems with weatherproofing, and various building surface deteriorations. These issues were formally documented in building violations and complaints, though records indicate they were eventually abated. A 2010 violation regarding an unpermitted boiler operation was also addressed. Routine housing inspections have been conducted regularly, with the most recent inspections occurring in 2014.

The building has experienced several incidents requiring fire department response, primarily involving smoke detector activations, cooking-related incidents, and smoke scares, though none resulted in injuries or significant damage. Recent records show typical urban issues around the property, including noise complaints, parking violations, and maintenance concerns, with the most recent documented cases from late 2024 involving health inspections, graffiti, and other neighborhood issues. The building's history shows regular maintenance efforts, though the frequency and nature of repairs suggest ongoing challenges with building systems and weatherproofing. The property has generally responded to violations and complaints through permitted repairs and infrastructure upgrades, though some historical issues regarding building surfaces and moisture control have been documented.